#81, Word of the week: Realia

By
Tarun Patel
January 30, 2011

Realia are real things that are brought to the class and used as a resource.

Example
The learners are learning to describe clothes. In turn, they describe someone in the class for others to identify.

In the classroom
Realia can include the learners themselves, the classroom, furniture, the school, published material such as advertisements and menus, the contents of learners’ pockets and bags, and the view outside the window.

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